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ADS Webinars Classical Music: The challenges of making the afgection clear Host: Shoshana Fanizza, Audience Development Specialists Guest Presenter: John Steinmetz, Musician & Educator Tech Assistant: Cindy M. Jenkins, Outreach Nerd Conference Call #: (309) 944-9515 Password: 8468690

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It says passion, but does it elicit passion?

Doesn't say passion... you feel passion!

Experience a program of vocal wonder One of today's most exciting young violinists "may be the best thing to happen to classical music in years." -or- Wagner’s fiery First Act of Die Walküre is a drama unto itself, a self-contained tale of vengeance waged and love triumphantly won. It roars and thunders. A sonic wallop you feel the instant before you hear it. Brahms’ classicizing take on the concerto – itself a prime Romantic vehicle in its opposition of individual and social efforts – is an exemplar of the indefinable range of the period and style

● Experience the incredible joy of Beethoven's "Choral" Symphony. ● Ludovic Morlot leads the Seattle Symphony in Beethoven’s monumental Ninth Symphony, featuring the Seattle Symphony Chorale and four distinguished vocal soloists. ● Jean-Marie Zeitouni gives the season a thrilling launch with Beethoven's uplifting Ninth Symphony. It concludes with Ode to Joy, a heartening message of global love and hope ("all men shall be brothers"). You'll hear it performed by a fabulous quartet of solo singers, a massed chorus, and the full Columbus Symphony. ● Reserve your seat for Beethoven’s immortal 9th Symphony ● Like Stravinsky’s ballet The Rite of Spring , Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony changed classical music forever. Adding a choir to a symphony was brand new, but the really amazing aspect of this symphony is the scope and message of eternal hope and brotherhood. ● In Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, hope is presented as the soloists and chorus in the final movement burst forth with Schiller’s famous Ode to Joy, an optimistic expression of unity and love for all humanity. ● When the Berlin Wall finally fell, Leonard Bernstein chose to play Beethoven’s Ode to Joy as the perfect expression of human freedom. ● Is Beethoven’s 9th the greatest symphony of all time? Hear this majestic and seminal work for yourself in all its passion and glory. ● Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" has thrilled listeners around the world for nearly two centuries. When it premiered in 1824, conducted by Beethoven himself, he heard not a note, so profoundly deaf was he. Nor did he hear the five standing ovations for the most epic choral work ever composed!

Social Media - share the love, not only the marketing... We can’t help but love this photo of @lang_lang feeding a dragon at last year’s #LNY celebration. #yearofthesnake pic.twitter.com/gQhracbS Q. How do musicians get to the #SuperBowl? A: Practice, practice, practice! http://ow.ly/i/1suZp #classicalsuperbowl @49ers @BaltSymphony Warwick Fyfe is rocking the fat suit for "Traditionalists may roll their eyes or Falstaff!! plug up their ears, but opera is a plastic art." - #TalesOfHoffmann Edmo Opera Caption this photo from Madama http://ow.ly/hpaox Butterfly! Vito the dog goes from animal shelter to opera stage http://pitch.pe/UYlTk2 It snowed last night on stage at our concert! First time we have performed with an umbrella. Time for a new venue! [pic of ensemble w/umbrella onstage] [Introducing Beethoven Finger Puppet] "Hallo, Detroit! Ich am so excited für my #Beethoven Festival to begin in ze next week. More fun und games coming soon!" Note: Difficult to find FB accounts with conversations with their followers. Could hardly find any that posted questions to get conversations started. Mainly marketing only with some behind the scenes/articles. This is not the case for other disciplines.

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